Despite lining-up on the back row in Canada, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc has his sights set on working his way into the top four. After Leclerc's power unit gave up the ghost last time out in Baku, Ferrari decided to give their driver a full new set of components for the Canadian Grand Prix, which resulted in him dropping to the back of the grid, almost. With AlphaTauri's Yuki Tsunoda picking up the same penalty, the two went into qualifying battling to avoid propping up the grid, Leclerc winning out there to start P19. But with the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve being a track which lends itself to overtaking, Leclerc is confident in his ability to move up through the order during the race,...
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